CISO Jason Lee on Zoom's response to its pandemic security challenges
A year into his role, Lee discusses how he and Zoom's security team addressed security and privacy issues amid rapid growth and public scrutiny.
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Boutique browser Vivaldi now offers own Internet suite
Vivaldi 4.0, which includes an email client, calendar, and RSS reader, reflects a strategy reminiscent of Netscape Navigator.
Digital transformations are arriving five years early as workers head home
Digital transformation efforts are being brought forward by at least five years as a result of the greater impact the pandemic-prompted remote work shift has wrought.
Indonesia and Vietnam cop bulk of SMB cryptomining attacks in Southeast Asia
Small- to medium-sized businesses in Indonesia and Vietnam have, for the second year in a row, weathered more cryptomining incidents than in any other country in Southeast Asia.
AI tackles workload management challenges in the data centre
AI is ready to automate essential data centre management tasks. But are data centre managers prepared to make the transition from human to machine management?
Microsoft previews 64-bit Visual Studio 2022 IDE
Microsoft’s Visual Studio 2022 IDE, a planned 64-bit upgrade to the signature software development environment, is now available as a preview.
Automation Anywhere nabs New Relic's Dmitri Chen as APJ sales lead
Cloud RPA software provider Automation Anywhere has appointed New Relic's Dmitri Chen as its new executive vice president of sales spanning the APJ region.
7 best practices for enterprise attack surface management
Follow this advice to minimise vulnerabilities and give threat actors fewer opportunities to compromise an organisation's network and devices.
Xebia bolsters digital transformation play with coMakeIT acquisition
Global IT consulting firm Xebia plans to bolster its digital transformation play in multiple regions, including Asia Pacific, thanks to its acquisition of multinational managed services firm coMakeIT.
HPE picks up ML model training pace with Determined AI buy
HPE is set to bolster its high performance computing and artificial intelligence stack with machine learning model training tech from Determined AI, which it has acquired.
Axiata and Telenor seal major Malaysian telco merger deal
Celcom and Digi will combine to become Celcom Digi Berhad, a Malaysian telco powerhouse claiming equity value of close to RM50 billion.
Singapore’s Digital Academy taps Australia’s Secure Code Warrior for launch
GovTech, the Singapore government’s technology agency, has launched its new Digital Academy initiative, tapping Australian scale-up Secure Code Warrior to help develop cyber security skills.
Microsoft pushes Fluid to boost productivity in Teams, Outlook and OneNote
Microsoft will expand the use of its Fluid components to a wider range of productivity and collaboration tools, including Outlook, OneNote and Whiteboard.
IT asset disposal is a security risk CISOs need to take seriously
Sensitive company and personal data often leaves organisations on disposed devices. Data may be at risk when equipment is recycled.
The wrong way to think about IT
Moving workloads in and out of the cloud isn’t really possible—or a good idea.
NTT Com gets smart with new business build-out
NTT Communications is ramping up its smart tech play with the launch of a new business division dedicated to the segment.
Channel Asia unveils record-breaking number of finalists for new-look Women in ICT Awards
Channel Asia is proud to announce the finalists of the new-look Women in ICT Awards (WIICTA), housing a record-breaking number of submissions in what will be the largest celebration of female excellence within the technology channel across Southeast Asia.
Indonesia teams up with Kaspersky to boost cyber security capabilities
The Indonesian government has joined forces with cyber security solutions vendor Kaspersky as part of an effort to boost the country’s cyber security capabilities and fend off mounting threats.
Out in IT: A work-in-progress for the LGBTQ+ community
LGBTQ+ IT professionals share their experiences navigating careers in an industry that hasn’t always been welcoming and still has a long way to go.
Why is there a Windows 11 if Windows 10 is the last Windows?
If Windows 10 was supposed to be the last version of Windows, why is there a Windows 11? Well, because Windows 10 was never officially the last version of Windows.
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